Cheyenne Opens Football Season With Moolgan Stars
The Cheyenne gridiron season kicks off this afternoon at 4 o'clock on Twenty-eighth Street and Carey Avenue as the Moolgan Stars face Cheeraho High School. Referee is High School coach Loughbridge. The Western league standings are noted with City, Moses, Denver, Lincoln, Wichita, Omaha, Josph, Dea Mones and Topeka shaping the final order. The season marks Denver and Grixane ownership a profitable year across multiple cities.
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Gopher
Twenty-eighth Street
Carey Avenue
Cheyvenne
Moolgan Stars
Cheeraho High School
Loughbridge
Molses
Denver
Lincoln
Wichita
Omaha
Josph
Dea Mones
Topeka
Grixanes Ta
Des Moines
Baseball National League Row Report
Baseball National League brief listing lineups and batteries for Randall Wilson Mattern Frock Ferguson Burke Raridan Pfeiffer Needham Rowan McLean. Game called in the fifth inning due to rain.
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Randall and Wilson
Rh, Bmbaseo) Co
Ceckeissien Dd
Cimeimnath
Gos
Pfeiffer
Needham
Rowan
McLean
Rain Postpones Cleveland Detroit Game
A rain delay postponed the Cleveland versus Detroit game. Batters noted include Cicotte Carrigan Bradley Krause and Thomas for Philadelphia. Other lines mention Moyer Otey and Street with Warhop and Mitchell among the battery list.
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Cleveland
Detroit
Boston
Philadelphia
Cicotte
Carrigan
iBradley
Krause
Thomas
R. H. EK
Washimpton
Moyer
Otey and Street
Wee
Quine
Warhop
Mitchell
Western League Season Closes After 2010 Play
The Western League season ended with mixed results across cities including Lincoln Omaha Des Moines and Topeka. Standout scores show Omaha 82 Des Moines 72 and St Joseph 78 Des Moines 72 while Sioux City and Lincoln battled close in yesterday’s games.
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Slouwohy
Denver
Nave
Lincoln
Wichita
Omaha
St Joseph
Des Moines
Topeka
Sioux City
Indians Win Opening Game in Tournament
Cheyenne Indians defeated Trinidad 14 to 6 in Albuquerque New Mexico opening game of the big baseball tournament. Wyoming Braves bats beat Parham and Lockard early, with Rusty providing strong support for Cheyenne. Batteries Trinidad Durham Lockard Brierly Cheyenne Rusty and Gibson.
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Albuquerque
N. M
Cheyenda ‘Indians
Trinidad
Wyoming Braves
Parham
Lockard
Secore
Indians
Durham
Brierly
Cheyenne
Rusty
C Bson
Atlas Shows Week Opens With Howard Sisters Act
The Atlas opens the week with Mabel Baker and a repertory of high class singing by the Howard Sisters and their dances. Howard and Howard, and Diack face See A and dancing. Prof. Dunn will deliver a half mile of amusing pictures, with the full orchestra providing the music.
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The
Atlas
Mabel Baker
Howard Sisters
Howard
Diack
Prof
Dunn
Perfection Orchestra
Bis
Don’t Forget Opening Wednesday Evening Dance
Eagles' home hosts an opening Wednesday evening dance with admission 50 cents and free entry for ladies.
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Eagles
Labor Federation backs Los Angeles strikes with support
The State Federation of Labor adopted a resolution ensuring moral and financial aid to metal workers and brewery workers on ongoing Los Angeles strikes. The federation declined to call off the strikes despite earlier talk of ending them, noting it is now in session.
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Los Angeles
Metal Workers
State Federation of Labor
Two Lots for Sale on West 214
Prime city lots offered by G. & Oliver with S550 price tag and listed contact at phone 5T8 for inquiries. Local real estate listing notes two parcels on West 214 with clear title and potential building sites.
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West 214
G. & Oliver
Prominent Veteran Golfers Compete in Unique Rye Tournament
A veteran field aged from the mid fifties to near eighty contest at the Apa Wamis course in Rye New York with General G W Boardman the oldest and A Milne of Scarsdale the youngest prize winner. Scores listed show lengthy careers with many notable names including General McCook Ames Gummere Griggs and others.
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New York
Apawamis Course
Rye
N. Y
G.W. Boardman
Chevy Chase Club
Washington, D. C
A. Milne
Scarsdale
Montrose
Scotland
Army
Boardman
Anson G. McCook
Adelbert Ames
Judge Stoddard
New, Haven
Gummere
New Jersey
Gildersleeve
John W. Griggs
United States
Convict Labor on Roads 18 Success
Kalamazoo Michigan reports convict labor on county roads shows reform of hundreds of men once jailed for drunkenness. The program reduced vagrancy, nearly eradicated county jail tramps, with 2,300 fewer applicants during five cold months of 1909-10 than the prior year.
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Kalamazoo
Mich
Good Roads Commission
Census reveals city population shifts in Chattanooga Lincoln and San Jose
Population statistics from the thirteenth census show Chattanooga Tennessee at 44 604 up 47 9 percent from 1900 Lincoln Nebraska 42 973 up 3 804 or five percent from 1900 San Jose California 28 946 up 7 446 or 24 6 percent from 1900 Sun Pride Paint at Sherman Ca.
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Washington
Chattanooga
Tenn
Lincoln
Neb
San Jose
Cal
Distinguished Irish Delegation Seeks Queenstown Port Return
An All Ireland Deputation arrived in Washington to press for Queenstown to be used again as a port. They meet with Postmaster General Mike Miwhcoek to protest Cunard lines abandoning Wiccastown as a port of call for express steamships.
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Queenstown
Ireland
All Ireland
Mike
al. Miwhcoek
Eral
Washington
Cunard Atesmahip Company
Wiccastown
Oxpreen
TIME CHANGED FOR AUTO RACE TIME CHANGED FOR AUTO RACE
The Nassau county board of Supervisors will not block the 379.2 mile international auto race for the grand prize gold cup set for October 15 on the Vanderbuilt Cup course. The start time will be 10 o clock instead of daybreak, following a briefing after last Saturday's fatal Vanderbilt Cup event that killed four people and hurt twenty.
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New York
Nassau County Board of Supervisors
Garden City
Nassau County
Pal W.K. Vanderbilt, Jr
The
Motor Company
Local Ledger Entries Mention Oliver and Property
Fragmentary list shows Lor ON HOUSE gr. $1059, G. Oliver, P 574 referenced in a property or ledger line item. No further context.
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Oliver
Obituary Notice for Elizabeth Jac Obson in 20th Century Record
Mrs EdizAt eyed sue TO TLALNESS succumbing three weeks duration, Elizabeth Jac Obson passed away yesterday at home 1409 Mor te st, wife of Oscar Jacobean of Union Pacific. Funeral plans not yet set. A brief, garbled local notice notes family hardship and involves Mrs George Edwards and a legal arrest reference.
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Edizat
Sue
Tlalness
Elizabeth Jac
Morte
Oscar Jacobean
Union Pacific
Gidason
Alma Kelner Slayer Trial Requested in U S Court
Joseph Wendling pleaded not guilty before the criminal court to murdering Alma Kelner in December 1909. His attorney Reginald Clemens asked for trial in the United States court claiming the defendant is not a U S resident but a subject of the French government.
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Alma Kelner
U. 8 S
Louisville
Joseph Wendling
Criminal Court
Reginald Clemens
United States
Fire destroys Montevideo docks and customs houses
A blaze along Montevideo's water front damaged the new grand docks and customs houses. The fire destroyed vast imports from Europe and America, with losses reported between 1 million and 2 million dollars and more than 100000 dollars in a few hours.
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Montevideo
Uruguay
Gold Vein Worth 4100,000 a Ton in Durango Mine
Reports from the Yellow Eye group of veins describe a narrow sylvanite line yielding tens of thousands per ton. Mining experts estimate the discovery could be worth 100000 dollars per ton, with ongoing sale opportunities and property listings in Durango. Local real estate and mine equipment are being offered as part of the sale.
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Durango
Colo
Woman in Hobble Skirt Fights Streetcar Boarding
A Pittsburg crowd at the North Side post office watches a woman in a hobble skirt struggle to board a streetcar. Policeman Neville offers his arm, is rebuffed, and the woman uses the handgrip rods to pull herself up as the cars advance several blocks.
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Pittsburg
Vance
Neville
Positive Snap Buys Front Lot On 65th Street
A positive snap reports the purchase of a south front lot on 65th Street between Warren and House Streets in St. Oliver. The listing notes the seller as G. St. Oliver and provides the phone number 574 for contact.
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Warren and
House Streets
G. ST. Oliver
Radium Price Drops Amid New Bank Plans
Sir William Ramsay reports radium now costs about 2 100 000 dollars per ounce, a 900 000 drop since January. Paris hosts an early radium bank with London and soon New York others to loan the rare substance to researchers. Daily milles of radium can cost up to 20.
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New York
Sir William Ramsey
London
Paris
Pleads Guilty to Embezzling $1000 in Colorado
Pueblo Colorado October 4 Carl W Zahl 21 was arraigned in United States district court charged with embezzling 1000 from the First National Bank of Colorado Springs two years ago He was sentenced to an indefinite period in the state reformatory and after release a bankers association indictment followed Now Zahl pleaded guilty and faces immediate sentencing
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Pueblo
Colo
Carl “W. Zahl
United States District Court
Firet National Bank of
Colorado Springa
Zahl
State Reformatory
Bankers’ Association
Grand
Appropriate Wedding Gifts at Buchner Jewelry Co
A local gift guide highlights ideal wedding presents from Buchner Jewelry Co. Shoppers are steered toward timeless pieces, bridal sets, and personalized keepsakes suited for nuptials and anniversaries.
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Burchner Jewelry CO
Condemns Lover Who Falsified Then Personal Crisis Reports
The article recounts letters showing a lover’s falsifications and the writer's mounting distress. A second letter dated last Wednesday to Dear Carrigan reveals she plans to give up, calling life a struggle and months growing worse.
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Bev
Carrigan
Teddy Roosevelt Narrow Escape Reported In Collision
The article details a near miss involving Colonel Roosevelt and his horse as a chauffeur swerved to avoid colliding with another mount. Mrs. Southback exits her car to apologize while Roosevelt clings to the bridle, describing the incident as an accident and entirely unavoidable.
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FF. A. Wright
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Apawamis Golf Club
Gen. A. Ames
Myopia Golf Club
HL. Hotchkiss
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John W. GR Ges
Gove
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Shermin Ca
York
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Partament
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Prada
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Michael Doyle
Mayer
Dublin
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M. Loughnam
Killarney
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Harbor Board of Cork
Siler'e
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Duants
George Edwards
Buguy
van Lennan
Javercots Bros
Cheysonne
Otlew
St. John's Hopitals
Teddy
Evaplus
Stock Growers National Bank
Cheyenne, Wyoming
U. S. Depository
Cormmtern
Holland Werring
Sowesie
Teastren
Cui
China
Capitol
Pal
Kansas City
NEW Way Shoemaker Shop
West 17Th St
U. 5
Sam Vittoria
Knight
Henry Becker
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